Kathmandu. The Alternative Energy Promotion Center has started distributing induction stoves to the students of the endangered indigenous nationalities and Dalit communities.
Executive Director of the Centre Nawaraj Dhakal and representatives of the Ministry of Energy Sudan Manandhar and Samir Chhetri distributed induction stoves to the selected students. Speaking on the occasion, Director Dhakal addressed the curiosity of the students and said that the cost of induction stove is 32 to 40 percent less than gas. Director Dhakal also congratulated the students who received the stove.
The center had invited applications for the distribution of induction stoves with the aim of providing relief to the students who came from outside the valley for studies during the shortage of gas. Out of the applications received, 247 students have been selected.
Out of these, induction stoves were distributed to 51 students on Thursday, according to the center. According to the center, the remaining students will be able to attend the office in Tahachal on October 23 and 26 to get the stove. To get the stove, the students will have to submit a certificate of Nepali citizenship, recommendation letter from the government agency on the verge of extinction, recommendation letter from the educational institution of the study, student identity card and self-declaration form.
According to the center, the stove will be distributed from 9 am to 5 pm on October 23 and from 9 am to 5 pm on October 10. The application of the approved enrollment students who do not appear on the scheduled date will be automatically rejected, according to the center.
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